Automatic Family Location Diary

The WheresNow Automatic Family Location Diary turns the continuous stream of GPS data into a private, meaningful journal — entirely hands-free. Every place a family member visits is automatically logged, categorised, and presented in a clean daily timeline without requiring any manual input. Think of it as a personal travel log that writes itself.

Visited places are categorised automatically as home, work, school, or custom labels you define. The app detects when a member arrives at or leaves a location, records the duration of each visit, and tracks how frequently specific places are revisited. Over time, this builds a rich picture of daily and weekly routines — useful for spotting schedule changes, confirming that a child is attending school, or understanding how regularly an elderly relative leaves the house.

Daily and weekly smart summaries present this information at a glance without requiring you to scroll through raw data. A Sunday summary might show that a family member visited a new location mid-week or spent significantly less time at home than usual — helping you stay connected to routines without intrusive oversight.

All diary entries are private by default. Only the account holder can read their own diary, and personal notes attached to specific places are visible only to them. This privacy-first design means the diary is genuinely personal — a space to attach memories, record thoughts about a place, or simply review your week — rather than a surveillance tool. If a member chooses to share a particular entry with the circle, that sharing is explicit and deliberate.